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"Fuzzy" is the wrong word to describe this image. There is no "fuzz." It has bad contrast. All you need to do is make simple adjustments to the histogram.
dogcrazy said:
I took this one of my dog. I like it but can anyone get rid of the
fuzz



please no jokes about the dog being fuzzy I put this on another
forum and got tuns of them
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dogcrazy

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You have already seen what can be done with this shot, but here is the easy fix:



This is an easy fix. Create a levels adjustment layer. Set the white point and black point and adjust the brightness.
dogcrazy said:
I took this one of my dog. I like it but can anyone get rid of the
fuzz



please no jokes about the dog being fuzzy I put this on another
forum and got tuns of them
--
dogcrazy

D 400 ZOOM
http://www.pbase.com/dogcrazy
Click to expand...
 
Something is still off with the pictures here and when I play around with them as well - the lower half of the picture has an odd out of focus with the dog's hair...it could just be me.
dogcrazy said:
I took this one of my dog. I like it but can anyone get rid of the
fuzz



please no jokes about the dog being fuzzy I put this on another
forum and got tuns of them
--
dogcrazy

D 400 ZOOM
http://www.pbase.com/dogcrazy
Click to expand...
 
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